If you’ve ever felt like you have to do it all on your own—to be strong, capable, and “fine” no matter what—you’re not the only one. 🕊️⁣

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In this heartfelt episode, I’m opening up about the pressure I used to carry to never ask for help—and the moment that shifted everything.⁣

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Because the truth is:⁣

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✨ You don’t have to prove your strength by going it alone.⁣

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✨ Support isn’t weakness—it’s what helps us heal.⁣

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✨ And you’re not a burden for needing people.⁣

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You’ll hear a story about learning to accept help and why letting others in has been one of the most beautiful (and hardest) lessons in my journey.⁣

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In this episode, I talk about:⁣

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💛 Why I used to avoid asking for support⁣

—and how that hurt more than helped⁣

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💛 A personal moment when I realized I was worthy of help⁣

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💛 Why community and connection matter, especially in your healing journey⁣

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💛 How to start giving yourself permission to receive support⁣

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🎧 If you’ve been carrying the weight of everything alone, this is your reminder that you don’t have to.⁣

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You’re not broken—you’re becoming. And you’re not alone. 💛⁣

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💛 Resources & Links:⁣

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Get the free guide: Start Fresh: 3 Empowering Steps to Rebuild Confidence and Move Forward⁣

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Book a Resilience Roadmap Session: Let’s talk about your next chapter⁣

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Join the community: Thriving Beautifully Nation on Facebook⁣

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Connect with Me:

IG:@beautifulmindandsoulcoaching

🎙️ Don’t forget to follow the show and leave a review to help more amputee women feel seen, supported, and empowered.

In today’s episode, we’re getting real about confidence after limb loss. If you've ever looked in the mirror and wondered, "Where did she go?"—this one’s for you. Confidence might not look like it used to, and that’s okay. In fact, it might turn out even deeper, softer, and stronger than you imagined.

We’ll talk about:

• What it really means to rebuild confidence from the inside out

• Letting go of the “old you” and embracing who you are now

• Why confidence isn’t about pretending you have it all together

• A personal story about grief, healing, and growing into new strength

This episode is your reminder that you’re allowed to take up space as you are—and that confidence can coexist with vulnerability, doubt, and even a little mess.

Links & Resources:

• 💛 Book a Free Resilience Roadmap Session

• 🎁 Grab your free guide: Start Fresh – 3 Empowering Steps to Rebuild Confidence and Move Forward

• 💬 Join the private community: Thriving Beautifully Nation

Connect with Me:

IG:@beautifulmindandsoulcoaching

✨ Thank you for listening to Beautifully Becoming. If this episode resonated, please follow the show and leave a review—it truly helps more women find this safe, supportive space.

If you’ve ever looked back and thought, “I wish someone had told me this,” this episode is for you, bestie. 💛

In this honest conversation, I’m sharing the real things I wish I had known earlier in my journey—about confidence, comparison, and owning my own timeline after limb loss.

From believing I had to “have it all together” to feeling like I wasn’t doing enough, I open up about the pressure I put on myself and how I finally began to release it.

Because here’s the truth:

You don’t need to be perfect to be powerful.

You don’t need to be like her to be worthy.

And your pace is just right. 🕊️

In this episode, I talk about:

Letting go of the belief that you have to hide your hard days

The moment I realized that healing isn’t linear (and doesn’t have a deadline)

• A story about trying to keep up with others—and what it taught me

• Why grace is more important than hustle

🎧 Tune in and be reminded that you’re not broken—you’re becoming.

• Get the free guide: Start Fresh: 3 Empowering Steps to Rebuild Confidence and Move Forward

• Book a Resilience Roadmap Session: Let’s talk about your next chapter

• Join the Facebook community: Thriving Beautifully Nation

Connect with Me:

IG:@beautifulmindandsoulcoaching

🎙️ Leave a review & follow the show to help more amputee women feel seen and supported.